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Process Engineering Guy
Registrace 13. 01. 2023
Welcome to Process Engineering Guy,
It is our mission to create useful content for chemical engineers that will assist them in college, in their careers & in their daily lives.
It is our mission to create useful content for chemical engineers that will assist them in college, in their careers & in their daily lives.
PSV Inlet Line Sizing in Aspen HYSYS
Welcome to our detailed tutorial on PSV inlet line sizing in HYSYS! In this video, we'll guide you through the process of designing inlet lines for Pressure Safety Valves (PSVs) using HYSYS simulation software. You'll learn the key calculations, best practices, and tips to ensure your PSV system operates safely and efficiently. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced engineer, this step-by-step guide will enhance your understanding and skills in process safety. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon for more engineering tutorials!
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Create Hypo Components in Aspen HYSYS
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This video provides a detailed explanation of creating Hypo components in Aspen HYSYS, covering various techniques. For further information on Aspen HYSYS or PSV sizing, feel free to reach out to us at processengineering0605@gmail.com.
Cavitation, Flashing and Choked Flow | Simply Explained
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Dive into the fascinating world of fluid dynamics with our latest video! In this exploration, we unravel the mysteries behind three intriguing phenomena: Cavitation, Flashing, and Choked Flow. 🎥 Don't miss out on this captivating exploration of cavitation, flashing, and choked flow! Hit play now to embark on a journey through the hidden complexities of fluid dynamics. 👍 If you enjoyed the video...
Control Valve Sizing | Aspen HYSYS
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Welcome to our latest video on control valve sizing using Aspen HYSYS! In this tutorial, we'll walk you through the essential steps to accurately size control valves for your process simulation projects. Whether you're a seasoned engineer or just getting started with Aspen HYSYS, this guide will help you master the art of control valve sizing. In this video, we'll cover: 1. Introduction to Cont...
Orifice Sizing in Aspen HYSYS
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Welcome to this comprehensive tutorial on orifice sizing using Aspen HYSYS, a powerful process simulation software widely used in the oil and gas industry. Whether you're a beginner or looking to enhance your skills, this video will guide you through the process of sizing an orifice in HYSYS. In this tutorial, you'll learn: 1. Introduction to Orifice Sizing: - What is an orifice and its importa...
Centrifugal Pump Characteristics Curve
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🌊 Dive into the world of centrifugal pumps with our comprehensive video on centrifugal pump curves! Whether you're a seasoned engineer or just starting out in the world of fluid dynamics, this video will provide you with a clear understanding of how these essential machines operate. Learn how to interpret and read centrifugal pump performance curves. We'll break down the axes, including flow ra...
Pressure Drop Calculation | ASPEN HYSYS simple explanation
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Pressure drop calculation performed in ASPEN HYSYS. Please Like Share Comment and Subscribe the channel
PSV Sizing in HYSYS Simulation
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PSV Sizing by HYSYS Simulation : The PSV sizing for External fire scenario is discussed in the video which provides brief idea about how to size the PSV using HYSYS simulation. If anyone want to know more about PSV sizing in HYSYS for other scenarios as well then please reach out to me on processengineering0605@gmail.com
What is MAWP & Design Pressure?
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Learn the Difference between MAWP (Maximum allowable working pressure), and Design Pressure these are two confusing equipment pressure terms.
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Very good description. Thank you!!
Thanks
Idk how but on right time u just posted it I was so needing this
Hi mate. This video is very clear. Thanks for that. If you have more video like this it is good for us :)
What about a vessel with hydrocarbons? A more real example
Great videos keep it up
So 7319 kg/hr is choked flow condition, the max flow possible?
7319 kg/hr is the max flow can be possible
Very informative!
Glad you liked it
If you are more interested in learning PSV SIZING right from scenario identification to orifice selection and building a FLARENET model, please write me on processengineering0605@gmail.com
Good Job Budy.
Thanks
Thanks for your video.🙂🙏
Most welcome 😊
Shall i use this orifice sizing to determine Pipeline leakage rate. for an example, leak hole size is 50 mm (assuming this is orifice size), and upstream conditions are known. Downstream condition is open to atm. Is it correct approach to estimate leakage rate.
Yes you can and the approach you explain above can be used
Thanks bro.@@Processengineeringguy
Good vedios
Good vedios
What will I for reverse flow condition if i am sizing for nitrogen?
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Can you do for thermal expansion and block discharge case
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Make more videos like that
Thanks for your informative video, I hope to see more videos from you like this one
Nice.. please upload more videos on aspen hysys tutorials
How did you take throat dia 10mm??
No specific reason, just take random size and then you can fine tune as per your process requirement
Keep it up
Thank you so much👍👍 waiting for more videos
Glad you liked it!
That was good, thx
Glad you liked it!
Keep it up man@@Processengineeringguy
Very informative
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Thanks for the information.
Very informative 👏